Brinker + Eliza Doe Necklace
Brinker + Eliza
$198.00 30% OFF
$139.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Brinker + Eliza Doe Necklace captures a bohemian spirit with a hint of luxe nostalgia. Crafted with 24k antique gold-plated brass, this piece is a tactile delight, harmonizing metallic warmth with the vibrant hues of strawberry quartz cubes and faceted fuchsia zircon beads. Handmade with care, it hints at artisanal elegance while maintaining a playful energy with its candy-like beads. The adjustable hook closure ensures the necklace drapes effortlessly around the neck, adding a touch of opulence with every movement.
With its thoughtfully adjustable design, the Doe Necklace accommodates a range of looks, sitting comfortably against the collarbone or hanging lower for those who prefer a casual drape. It slips seamlessly into both daytime adventures and evening soirees, layering beautifully over silken blouses or slipping under tailored blazers. The mix of fuchsia and gold elements invites a sense of bold articulation, whether worn solo or paired with other talismans. It's a versatile treasure that complements a variety of silhouettes, echoing a sense of wanderlust and style-savvy elegance.
Brinker + Eliza are masters at transforming eclectic materials into wearable art, and the Doe Necklace is no exception. This piece taps into the current trend of statement jewelry that feels personal and curated. It's a nod to the free-spirited, jewelry-loving cool girl—a reflection of the brand’s playful ethos and commitment to storytelling through style.
Materials / Fabrication
- 24k antique gold plated brass hook and chain ending
- Made in USA
- Adjustable hook closure
- Strawberry quartz cube beads
- Faceted fuchsia zircon beads
- Handmade
- Measures approx 17 in length
Recommended Care
- Store in a cool, dry place to prevent tarnishing.
- Avoid contact with water, perfume, and lotions.
- Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth.
- Use a jewelry polishing cloth for metal components.
- Avoid harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners.
